THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1928
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OEDATEHS TO MEET
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; Colleges of Oregon To Be
;i' Sepresented In Event
April 20 and 21 . -
A state debate tournament, the
first ever to be held In Oregon will
be held at Willamette university.
April 20 and 21, under tbe aus
; pices of tbe Intercollegiate ora
torical association of Oregon. Ten
debates are scheduled for the first
day. Members of the association
entitled to compete are Pacific
-nniTersity, Eugene Bible universi
ty, Willamette university, Linfleld
college, Oregon State college, Un
iversity of Oregon, Oregon Normal
school; Ashland Normal school.
Pacific college, and Albany col
lege. Each member -is privileged
to be represented by a women's
and a men's team.
The question to be debated is
"Resolved: That American invest
ors and investments in foreign na
tions should be protected only by
the governments of tbe nations in
which, the investments are made."
i Each debate will be judged by
the single critic method. The
judges will be selected from a
group of debate coaches whose
teams are not in tbe contest at
that particular time.
Professor Lester Thonnsen of
Pacific university is largely re
sponsible for this tournament, as
a result of his suggestions made at
the executive meeting of the asso
ciation at Eugene some time ago.
He has worked out all details and
plans for tbe tourney which will
be held in the Willamette gymna
sium. Alvira Breithaupt of Wil
lamette, secretary of the associa
tion, is in charge of arrangements
for the accommodation of guests
and general conduct. Walter Du
gan of the University of Oregon is
chairman of the association.
Willamette will be represented
by both a men's and women's
team. Robert Witty and Charles
Redding will represent the men
and Margaret Pro an dEdith Star
ett will compose the women's
team. Both teams tre had a
very successful season this year,
and are expected to rate high at
the tournament.
Each team must be prepared to
debate either side of the question.
This will be a double elimination
contest, two defeats constituting
an elimination from the tourney.
tion law was intended would be
enough to obtain a conviction."
Asked Doctor's Aid To
Halt Eugenie's Romance
BERLIN. ( AP) That the
ways of eugenics are beset with
pitfalls, was demonstrated by the
following letter to a physician of
Berlin which was published In
"Die Meditinlsche Welt."
"Dear Doctor: Kindly forgive
me for troubling you, but I have
heard that a Miss .... intend
calling on you today to inform
herself about my state of health.
Should this really be so, you
would greatly oblige me by telling
her that I am suffering from pul
monary tuberculosis, have a val
vular disease of the heart and am
utterly unfit to marry. On my
next visit to you I shall take oc
casion of expressing my gratitude
for this courtesy with 10 marks
(S2.50)."
Fleas and Some Other
Troublers In Exhibition
BERLIN (AP) A prominent
feature at a recent entomological !
exhibition in Berlin, at which in
sects from almost every part of
tbe globe were displayed, was a
special collection of many vari
eties of fleas and other intimate
annoyers of humanity.
So plentiful were the contribu
tions to the exhibit that there
were notenough cases to hold all
the specimens on hand and cigar
boxes had to be turned into ex
hibition frames for the proper dis
play of such an exceptional in
sectarium, of which some rare
specimens were of considerable
value.
This odd exhibition, Intended
solely for instructive purposes,
was organized by a number ot en
tomological societies of Berlin and
environs and proved a great at
traction, entire classes of school
children coming to be initiated
into the peculiarities of the insect
world.
Mud Baths Save Ailing
Race Horse In France
DAX, France (AP) A course
of . mud baths saved Grillemont,
one of France's great racehorses,
from the slaughter-house.
Eight- months ago Grillemont
was so stricken with rheumatism
that his owner, as a humanitarian
measure, considered destroying
him. As a last resource he de
cided to try on his horse what
doctors were' advocating for hum
an beings, and Grillemont for
INGROWN NAIL
Turns Riht Out Itself
4
weeks on end patiently suffered
himself to be plastered with hot
mod and steaming water.
Now, say the veterinarians, he
has completely recovered, and to
celebrate his return to health won
a fast race over mile and a half
course.. So outstanding was his
performance that the government
stud at Gelos, In the department
of Basses-Pyrenees, bbughthlm at
auction for 600,000 franca ($24,-000).
"Outgro" is a harmless antisep
tic manufactured for chiropodists.
However, anyone can buy from the
drug store a tiny bottle containing
directions.
A few drops of "Outgro" in the
crevice of the ingrowing nail re
duces inflammation and pain and
so toughens the tender, sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail, that
it cannot penetrate the flesh, and
the nail turns naturally outward
almost over night.
Schaefer's
Herbal
Cough
Syrup-
One of the Finest Cough
syrups made
Give's Immediate Relief
From Coughing and
Throat Irritation
Sold only at
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The Penslar Agency
WINE MAKING LEGAL
CALIFOH
RULING
However Criminal Proceed
ings Loom Against Beer
Companies
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SAX FRANCISCO. ADril 13.
(AP) Wine may be manufac
tured within the private dwellings
for consumption within the home
without fear of fine or imprison
ment. Beer, however, has no legal
status, and hosts of conmanies
dealing in home brew supplies are
close to the edge of a chasm of
criminal proceedings.
Edgar Bonsai, assistant United
Mates district attorney, drew
these deductions here today after
the acquittal of Karl Offer and
Frank Dalezel on a charge of con
spiracy to violate the United States
prohibition laws by marketing a !
dehydrated grape product for
wine making.
Bonpall, one of the United
States attorneys who unsuccessful
ly prosecuted the case for the gov
ernment, admitted today that the
acquittal was a blow to the United
States district atorney's offtice.
The case was prosecuted at the
request of tbe Washington office
"Where wine or fruit Juice cor
dials are concerned," Bonsall said,
"agents must prove that the prod
uct is intoxicating in fact to ob
tain a conviction. This would
liave to be established every time
.a case Is tried. Beer, not a fruit
juice product, is illegal and proof
that intent to evade tbe prohibi-
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